Scenarios about 'European cooperation'
European cooperation refers to the various political, economic, and cultural collaborations between European nations, particularly those formalized in institutions like the European Union, Council of Europe, and European Economic Area. This process evolved significantly after World War II as countries sought to prevent future conflicts through shared governance, open borders, common markets, and coordinated policies. European integration represents one of history's most ambitious attempts at regional cooperation, creating alternative possibilities for how nation-states might voluntarily share sovereignty.
What If The Rhine River Cleanup Happened Decades Earlier?
Exploring the alternate timeline where European nations mobilized to restore the Rhine River ecosystem in the 1950s rather than the 1980s, transforming environmental policy, industrial practices, and European cooperation decades ahead of our timeline.